West Jordan News

I got this in an e-mail from a fellow veteran, and it says it all. Why will the major TV networks carry a three-hour memorial service without commercial interruptions and then many hours of other programs and news coverage today for someone who never served his country or put his life on the line and gave his all.

A fire at Jim's Family Restaurant in West Jordan collapsed the roof and is destroyed.

Oracle recently halted work on a green data center project in a suburb of Salt Lake City, but it is not clear why.

Six firefighters were endangered, but four others came to their rescue overnight inside restaurant that was destroyed by a three-alarm in West Jordan.

Two construction workers were taken to a hospital after falling 15 feet into a cement culvert.

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The Utah Highway Patrol has identified a motorcyclist who died in Parley's Canyon Friday.

Congratulations to Carol Arnzen of South Jordan, winner of The Salt Lake Tribune 's cartoon caption contest this week.

Will Pearson of West Jordan is traveling to Idaho Falls to visit family over the three-day weekend.

Rick Koerber, center, appears here with Rep. Carl Wimmer, right, and Sutherland Institute President Paul Mero.

The West Jordan Western Stampede Celebration kicks off this week with rodeos, a parade and a carnival.

West Jordan police arrested a 19-year-old man Saturday after he broke into his ex's home, waited for her to return and attacked her with a glass beer bottle.

Universal Field Services' Clay Crocket talks to Tooele residents Brady Bradshaw and Matt Smith Tuesday night at a BLM open house for the proposed Mona-to-Oquirrh Transmission Corridor project.

The West Jordan City Council on Tuesday shot down a proposal to raise elected officials' salaries and make the mayor's job a full-time position.

Jordan School District Superintendent Barry Newbold checks his office one more time before he turns off the lights to his office Monday morning, as he's the last to move from Jordan's old offices to new digs on Monday.

Dale Sweat of West Jordan claims a stranger walked into his yard, picked up a bat, pushed his granddaughter out of the way and repeatedly beat his dog.

West Jordan resident Dale Sweat is seeking some sort of justice after a teenager allegedly beat Sweat's 6-year-old dog Nikki with a baseball bat.

A West Jordan man says his family dog was beaten by a teenager with a bat, but, he claims, police told him he is at fault.

The commander of the North Dakota National Guard says about 50 soldiers with an aviation unit have been ordered to mobilize for duty in Iraq.

West Jordan will kick off it's free summer movie series Friday with a showing of "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" at Constitution Park, 7000 S. 3200 West.